On Mon, Apr 28, 2025 at 03:20:55PM +0200, Michal Privoznik via Devel wrote:
> Somewhat green-ish pipeline:
>
> https://gitlab.com/MichalPrivoznik/libvirt/-/pipelines/1790043585
>
> Jobs that failed are unrelated.
>
> Thing is, our upstream pipeline started failing on Rawhide + gcc because
> of IPA. The unfortunate part is, noinline does not guarantee the
> function is mockable. The fortunate part is, GCC has noipa attribute
> which is even advocated for in its documentation.
Took a while to dig into history of this, as I know we debated
noipa in the past. AFAICT, we decided NOT to use noipa solely
because it was a GCC only solution, but despite that, we ended
up having to use add a CLang-only solution anyway in the form
of -fsemantic-interposition. Given the latter, and that we have
long known 'noinline' was insufficient, it makes sense to finally
use 'noipa' on GCC.
> Given we are after the freeze and this is potentially hazardous, I'm
> okay if this is merged after the release.
Yeah, probably best to wait until next cycle, as we've got a long
history of unexpected edge cases with mocking & interactions with
compiler optimization. Would be good to have a cycle to debug any
possible fallout.
With regards,
Daniel
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